La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, May 17, 1927, CITY EDITION, Image 2

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    Patre Two
Tnesiliiy, May 17, 11)27.
LA GKANIJE EVENING OBSERVER
-a
Hummingbird and Wayne - Knit
FINE SILK HOSE
Guaranteed to we::!- In All Newest Shades
Dependable
Quality
Hill';
Dependable
Values
SPORT NE WS
-r
DEL ALLEN WILL
FIGHT J. MOTZEL
Cardinals Move
Up To Second;
Pirates Beaten
o.
A. C. lioxing Instruc
tor and La Gnuirlf
Welter Signed
. !m i- Allen. La Or;
vvf-itrhl . who polished off Jnel;
)Uiy. of J'oitiand, 1m r" i-'atuiday
night. In juM a hoof j hruux h w ,n
pj-UiuliiarJe .
Alh i, who hun v, on hU f if-h '-vf
ronsltent!y dunnic fh.- pai year,
HI inffet Johnny M '!. i, hoxiu.:
iutttrueicr at O. a c. in a t
round main vnt if Ihtppy
yori at J-vndieton Friday nitrtii.
May tO. Mui 1 do k not sp- ml
ail of hi time foat hitm' ;ii
vallli but go.- out and um-u the
ht In hiH division,
H recently went xix round
with Hon FniAler, .Spokane, and ha
many other fights u hi r -ii'. j
M Allen K ft prime fawn-lie in
I' mlWUxi fti"l trinity Dim! Inm
iwiIT i"l fnlH-d to ilee with lii
hoi," tUo I iwH-uji f Jt-t-n--m.
Jan Hi). Alh-n, witli IiIh urMil
fiyl trf attack, tins tot'ii fighting
.tin bfi-i hoys In lUf J-iion for
mUimi Unit, i
... i
ASKK K TOWWIt VI. .W
Th Blair athletic boar. I Jiuh
linked for copies of f:. I. Tow h i 'h
iti;i( rhumpioniihip footh.ill plan.
Mnny epd It to meet eoiishler-
ahm oppmtiliun along 'lh other
lmilar plan hul the general opin
ion I that u atat fool hall chain- (
pionshlp will 1m worked out in th" i
Kf arfulurti.
o
Had H not heen for the rhan;e !
in altitude ami acriMH l' I'iivih'
und Anaoii, l-at (Jramle i ; M dis
tiiitpn" mnnera, the . Tiger may
hav ror'ii nior titM nt t
ftrt tai' IntiTwhoiaNtif tf - m
V'orvulHii tuJrt Kututilay.
Ahhoii jind 1'avin hoth f n iltiwn
art -I ri(irlt art' Ihut Anwin w-"K
.plk. l. Thlft. ' CUp! 'I w n h tl.r
rhutiKv. Hi nMHtlJ imt'l" lnijt nn
ullb to plarv
im UrntHli' IiIkIi bus oimi Mutit
e1uunlinhlil tit V"r. Inm'ti'i'.
It fiHtt tin U'M iUrtiT-iiilT ui
jiivp hmil Hi l.jnn hmiii nml
k un hU rav l 'Bh1 tinn-,
(14 alIHlmi lo ulnnintr is ! (.
lM OranOe will Uim w vi r.il ccn-k
MkIi k'hihiI uiliif tt intJi u'.' it i.y
Krailutfltoit, Irx-UnltiiK Kif hai'l l.
innii, 1 ynn Hiihiu. Itvin tiinl-1
it ml otlit-rn. ('o;irh MimK't..k,
howvvr, liBM ho?ot' Kool in.it -rial
routing up tor y.ur and td"
1. Jl, H. ( ml tils usnni a' I Hi-'1
tht'K will In- "in H" l i x t y in u
trontf an i-vr.
KITH UOKI.Il'H fl.AIM
l. uaski;t s('4iiti:
WKHT YOltK. Vtt.- Ms ll'l n
My-m Kim to tin- kUIn' hih M tn-'d
huikidhdll tea in )fti last tf'iiHOii
what lh famniiH "foiif hot st-m n"
w-rt- to lli 'J2U Not it- Jiaiii' (.'!
Mil flinch iru
V)vi liniidrfil and Ihr-f polntn
In 14 Kanu'R Im her noid. mi
whP'l) fcliA )m;t'n a rhdiir (or (ti
world's til it It Imlividual nr.. nut; n'--tu.
VAIIONAI I I Af.l I!
W. I.. Vet.
N -a- Yot-k 14 .C7
.-'r. i.ouiK H, m .tii, tt
-iHM,ijrf U lu .f,ti
ri.tla.lriphia it in .
... 14 II .f.42
Brooklyn ...12 17 .4)4
H-Wihi f
'int'ttina j . 7 1 !)
A Ml. UK A V I 1AM i;
W. fvt.
N' -V V'orl: .IS g ,7M
'fil'itK" 17 i'J.
I'nHadHphia, li U .iSC
H-iroll ..13 U
i-U-Vfian'.l 13 J4 .46
.i. I.ooih , II 14 .440
WufchifiKtoit ..II H .44H
UoM'.on .... f I 7 .l!i
'U. OF 0. ATHLETE
j DROWNS IN RIVER;
! Football Star and Editor
i of The Student Daily I
! Victim of Accident
1 KI'fiKN'C. May 17. A l H i r
!,'. n nthli MH'1 -daor ut The hm-
J d-nt ).ijIj-, Aat (ltovv(-t tn iJif-..
noon iaIiwi ih- -anf in winch Ij
, h a riddiv pid. Arei-n X . '
' ljOKOttrn. 21, v. ItM wuh ,ith him i
!tft tlitr f-inte, ttwdpul dt-alli I.y
ellfiKinK to (tiv (.frujritfd li.f:. '
.Kil)i-r tut-nl co'Ud kn'jin,
I 'I'h rlv-r wa dijiKKd in n-'
virlitlty of lh a.-.ldfni Immi niKln.f
( Imh no trai-r of th- IhjI w:im foutdl.
M uloi tnmim urr nut i ri tit rr. r
.iKain Ifijw indtniiiK. strekint.' Hi
lly. j
ManjKiinn ,'ind l'utxl,ru had :-d-;
dJd thif i-antix up tit iftillr.'rcf , '
and nut into tltf riv-r. 'Itm xwirt
t urrf-nt up-t itt raiioi. and tlih '
t w ti yoiii h ft (iff mm f i ot iniiiid"
raplilx. M.i neurit nr-d fr ilif
rl itriM-il cr;i(t. Mit hr hio. tiip
and wft a :i'. l';iHk'l' n
fnLlltiKfd to liliK t tht- (iiriot-. ;md
Ki'-,id hl UJiy lo djuri'. I
i.M.intint v., m ihf m.ii of iEc. i.ftil'
j M r. V'. MaiMv'iun. .',3 1 K;M i.ili
i'jlr--t. IVirfliind. lit- W!j u unlwr-j
iiy fooitiall Ifttfrinan, tiMinK won
liif award im a (.'u:ii(l on l.u-l y-;tr'
.ViiThity. Hp m..ih -l-i-it-l t-iliior of.
GENE TUNXEY FINDS A SWEETHEART;
i. ..m I :.
"M.l.
mm:
U I IIM MUV'S I'liiM.II WIS
I r I I i I I
I f I I. I
WAfe Mountain Refrigerators
The Chest With a Chill in It
Can Furniture Co.
7
fit tit
If
t
Calder Speaks
At Meeting Of
Commerce Club
U in. t'enii--.
l..,tV (illli.
thr Kirifi-.tld. 'ftudrnl tl.-ily. ;it (hr
Ij.itt.MifiK lif-1'1 ;M iim.ih. J
ilr huh preKiil nl of T;,h.ird
Inn ut H'wuui l'pilon. honorary
wrilT ft dirrilty. and wan a io-nt-hr
of Sirrna l-ita ''hi, lion-.r.iry
Jiiiriiali,-m fran-miiy. j
And
iih '
;iid lh"
id t.
It tin Aria Ui l'r-
Thai d ui-l of rhamplon- t-iwi'-i!
Um uiniK-m of ii.- world
fwn tn I 1 T and J S 5 wa on
lo-hiy in (lit- Naflonyl l-ugu with
i in- St. l,oijlM ( 'ardiuuia uK-ln lu
s-roinl ptar uipj lU I'iratfi hak
in tliiid. Th- Giant uifU I'd ihi
parade un Svt Vork ntulnd It a
mdtic .poly on tlx front rank of
I.Ol tl i' iiKIH N,
Th- f'afdinalw rnewtd tlnlr hid
to i-pat tlif tin,
year hy kno"klnit otf th rhilll-.
l to I,, while thf Jtra!- frt Ion-
I.. U'. 'KOrkl.lt IfllOWNS
KdSf-JMl lit;. Or-.. May 17 AI'
---I.. W. ( York!. know n
ItonirlUN ronnty fiI. niiun and n-iii--r
on thi- Hon th rn I'm (h
nan drown'! latt- y ttrduy aft- r
uoou tn th- ra;.hl? ut Mutton fJrov;
on th- .N'ort h I tnpo.uu whn the
rowhout In whh h he nd hi. com
panion, l.loyd Wanjft-iMun, ov-r-tarlM
d, Hoth m n f hmij to thf
Hid- of the hoal for two hours
klir,iilit.v f,., ..n.l ul.., ..
triumph of !.iatr(vMi rrork(.r , lry UiV
lh- hof. Iff had made it u .shorl
inn t ihr Itrooklyn Itohin, S to i.Hua yi Htli Xo Wiinjpi.nian mt ,
Cuuli) not lnii.kt it. "'Oil iny folks
KOO'ltl),' tn Maid um In- Hunk Into !
thf wutr nevt-r to h- .K-i-n ulitf
uraln. WaiiKf loan uluyi d Kith ltn. 1
hoal for an hour and realizing that j
hn w mm hfcomlnif rhilh d, d ' id l j
to utt-mpt to mwIiii out. !(' re- j
in over) hit t-loihf and nlrurk for
the horK. After nun h effort h: i
siroMi Mi vsoi i;i v ,
IS ltl. ATHLON ( KAMI'
VAl:fKni i;(;. Mu.-ln V-r- :
noii Kennedy. Mi-oioum It;ts k-v ii
io rol !!' athn Mrs ihi wrofid na
tional d'-'-athion liinpi'jji in s. v. n
t-;if.'.
K'-ntie'ly, '"'iitial Mis.vniri Statv
T'-af h' r coll'-if soph on lore, who
won th- derathion at tin I'- mi r'
iay this ye; r. h.ms htx honor
wilh Jtriitu lirirnilton of the I'ni--r.sity
of Mthh-Mtri. who won l!o
i.ation.it dt'-ii'hlon ami i- t;t;i t h inn
tit if -k in ir20. I loth riniH front
hin.ili towns ll;uoil((in rrunt h:r
riMinilie. Mo., and ! mi'-ly from
M'-ndon and hoih w . r star fool
hall lux ui'-n, K'-nn-ly w;s di-rfcV'-ri-d
and ffionnod , hv I'yjicii
Tad iC- 'l.
l r.ttn ,
t'VI.V. May I? ispi-riul) - Thf j
f 'nioji otiiKK r iaj citih tiKd Mou- ;
i'luy .-v'-niiis,' at th I 'u ion iiotW f'-r i
p-i r.-i;ti!;jr hnhine hu .ssioii ii ti j
I t si'i'-nt T. T. t'ock lin-.sidinK. I
C. I. H-..i wan t-l.-ct. .1 s-rn I.iry ,
to nit thf varam-y i ft hy th" fsiti- j
i.iUoii of ('. L. ('atilw. il v.'lio ;
Jin d stiiii" tiui.- ajirt hffaii- of
id i: altli.
Tin- n Mnatiou of I'loyd f'hnr-
hilt. H.- pi-fsidt-nt of th- emit.
irts-ntd and ancepted. Mr.
' 'tiif re lull is l--avinf in a ft w days
or lioi-- w h'-r- It- will n-side.
I'ri'M'h nt t'nid. r, of tin- ftr. yon
i'f.iii .issoc ial ion. was prcst-nt and
iravf a hrh'f nut line of lh' plans 1
ui'l ii'-riii eotnliiions of the or- j
Kiinuutiirni. j
i n ifioMon. the s.-rrviary whs
i-s' rueti ,1 to forward to tin Or.--1
pon Trail association ihc sum of
as p-iViiient of 1'nion'H Uota. j
Th' ii was an cnciirauintf ro- '
port on th- matter of tin- Cath- '
rnia 4Tf--k road improvements
and it is. thought p'-ijtions wiH J
in ifruhition soon cov-rini th!iT :
Taiii,)i hi iillVih.
B mr ii rvin
butS ilve rtow:n
(C
rim co
ol
ic: ia- .-
Kli.MH .
K'i:.- S,..k..!ir.
j.itjj..::! !.r..i-.:iM ;
ln.it!.-Jlllif
111.'
- h-flion to li. It M
li' v. "vViliii.i.l M. !tr;c!!. r i
s pr, v-,.nt nii.l Ktvf :in int.T'-st- 1
lit!'.; ill'- Jloy Srout mov.- ;
in ami nsl.f.l t n!sUt;t:i(f. of
f'.uh in tin- itiatl.r ol" sMiriit j
nnin. nt iiuart- lor lh- .srout ;
When heat waves dance on
the road bcfoie you watch
your t:res.
Summer an! friction makes
them hot and tin greater the
friction, the hotter they get.
But Si'tvertowni have re
duceJ friction.' Tlieir tread
hasa.'exiblt center it bends
without crowdin" the sur
rounding ri'.bhcr. That's why
they "run cool."
You get addei miles from
this 5.1 vertovn feature pro
tection from lict weather
driving at 1:0 more cost.
Kelly's Tire Shop
!!") Adams Ave.
et-t ihf Oi'e
hon
drovf
lie('lr;d Ntlllll' Clot llt-
to thlK city for hdp.
It oh in Adiftrtrr
An the liuccuneerM droppi1 hack
in thf lankinif column, Oi lowly
Mohimi went up at their cxpt-ni-,
t.'kinx feixth plac, uhovti lh rc
riimhfiii HedM and itrav. AftT
a had hftfinuinr, ,np KoMrm mmii
w H on thetr way to a pi act an. on if
ih,. riwil.-iul. ry
In the- American caKue all thre iMary farm-
ui th- h wler won their latiU
KunieM and wid'tit'd thn gap he.
tueen lh" innelv ami th" ruck.
N- Vork Hlayrd wil out alidad
of ih- ft. id hy h-atinif a htrontt
1 i oil team. 6 .o 2.
I.J OIL Klein .
The clash of the K-d Hon' ami
thr While hoi w feiurc! hy th
''' ? lVlK yV"' Mm T. M ItuekmJu rl
tty wun not imii n irj ui -kfn
tor flu ClilCHfD cio'. S to i.
I our home runa helped Ibi
AthhtirM to thdr l'l to decUion
OV . I I lie Kl OW IIM.
i 'llioicHment
iily thoso hi
wlor Imt.-.
I lif ijuf nt inpiuiiK' of ch!Mr n
1 vaM advocated in isr.0 hy an au
th.nr w ho dec lit red it a heali h lul
pi-o'tice hcause it Ktimulated ih-"1
hiond and mad-- the shin tingle.
LMBLER
PERSONALS
OI.MIMAIt 1t l l-TI Ki:
lil.AI', IM Mil AI'lll.-'!'!
AMSTKKI'AM, llollund ' Hlh nt
Sport' are to form part of ii'-xt
y.ar'f Mmpiad hert-.
Hpfvial contfMif httvn h-n ar
ratiK'd hftw-n deaf and dnmh
alhh l-M of vaitoun roillltrlffl. ! Ive
hundred ihnf muit-ii of I n Kara
iifan counlrief huv already tti-
Kv. nt. will Include truck ml
fl-Id Hportx, fw linmiiiK. cycling
'ooihall tennht. murkitiuunfihlp und
Mr. und f
iv.d word !
from Walla Wat la. Wash., iat '
w ec k 1 hat I heir ilaUKhlur, Kul.y i
Kullon. who hart h- ji HI lor s-'Vi-r- j
til Ufi-U Ih hnier.
Archlleiit- und Arnold Kovn. !
of Alict-I, Mpent the wet-k end with
Ih-lr Krandmnthir, .M rn. lilhi M. !
J Walkei, ut her hnnte h'-re. j
I .Mr. and Mm An hie K- own, Joe
Keown and Ola M. Wnlk-r w.-..
lu Jl (ifuni)e ThutMday night. I
Mr. und Mrs. Otis lliu hanan vis
It i d ut the hun if of his pare nls.
Mr. und Mr. W. H. Htuhauau, of
Allcel, Thurs-luy. - 1
Hfiiiile Mcruy, who has heen ill,
li much Improved, lie wuk ahie
to attend the chool picnic WVd- '
Ii?sday. j
The imhif r hiif h M'hool clii-is s
held a picnic ThurMday on the Mia-
Ula.thlon evelllrt. I left f und dumh t'n.
In Hwimmlnit
(.l.ll-l s Mi
iMi;NitiHitnti;
'Tliium kit p re mi
Klld. ru 'I h.' i.n. -.1
non stop (hi-ht,
Mill-
(Al'J
Aiiinni will camp"!
I' iinl.M.
C. niuiii deaf mute 'i UNitr" will
Klvi- H..-iii:l Kymiiiistic dlrtpiuyw.
nu'l I'r- uii'T MutKdiiii has grunt
id a suit' HtihHldy to the Italian
m ';.tinatlon of "slleni .sportamen.
:t nnnune en lu ll pro-
o.-i'.i-lo-eo.iht in a rat hon,
his rurniiTH m h to the
HI he ii h(K ii-ihui to hi-:
hillly.
STAGES LEAVE
FROM La GRANDE DEPOT
-IMumc 799
Travrl in mr
Modem CuuV-Gir Stages!
1M Cil'ltllllC' lor ,!n;tr)ll
m. Gramlo foi- l:;ik-r, I'm.im
I.n (invnclo lor I ! i.niy
La Onindc for I'ciuli,.!,,,,
K'niirn lli.lin in 1'. lul;. '..!, f
0:00 a.m.
1 1 n. m.
4 :V) p. pv
U:V p.m.
5:30 p. n.
:0 p. m.
Ih! r;jo
f 'harlot in I lay Cook was Visit -
lug Irh n.ia her. Wln s-hi. Htn
foiiiurly Hv.d here. hut now
makes ,fr home, in l.ns Anxt-l-s,
t'al.
Mrs. Joslt hay vlMi.-d Mr. and
Mia. Olia Huehanan Tuesday. Il.-r
honif is In I a (iraiule.
Williama WikKIiuh, nf Lost 1 lie,
raifffd through Imhlt-r Wednesday.
I.d Hale, of Hum in e rv Die, w un
transacting husinetwi hern l-'iiilay.
M. II. i'rior has purchas-l a
new cur.
The senior play was given V
liesijay evening at Wade hall.
Mrs n.-ment Tluit. h r. of llunl
Inglon, is visiting h r parents, .'r.
aini Mrs. I'r;nk M' KinniM.
'J he Imhh r H- hoot siudi-iiis en
joyed a picnic; at tint acliool
gi uumls WimJih M.iy. Tin y w ere
joined hy thi-tr parents and a ph'
nlc hiui't) was M-rved at 1 ;au
o'clock, lu the atUinoon tfm 1 3
high iv'lioui iK'radiiateH kuv- a pro
gram. Mfi Kva I ,i-. In-t t . r. teach
er, was prtK-nli l wiih a loMly
gin from ihd s h to r Muili-uU.
liert Tui k. r has Moid his s;nck
of goo- to lrw In Westfiinkow ,
Mr. Wi 'hifuskow' is moving to I .a
(iruiiije noon, In will atso con
tluue lo hsvtJ wlort her.
Tht- mhlr incut market is he
ll, g repiiiuU'd thi week.
Mrs. M. Jl. ri tor waa a recent
l'uin! visitor to .igt.
fyf hi 'j v v -' -
This age strives to excel in all tilings
and it recognizes and rewards
excellence.
This age
of high
standards
welcomes the
Camel quality
Leave La Grande
For Portland at 11:00 a.m.
Tare $9.50, Round trip $16.00
KIM.'
i im;
I'uvn: miaws
CIUl ID I II I 11
THItONTO, (lul. Th.i KnlKlif"
I'liii... limii r.mw;ti of Hit Iuh
'urir mil.. iiimI n t'lKlilfi opfitlitK
.ly r.-nlur. h( Hi.. Woo.llulli' (ra. K.
M.iy I'l. litis .Iniwn in.. or Hi.'
rtiirfii ll.'l.li. of i iiiirouiclil.r.l" rv. r
rali. hi (Ii- riovlnr. or Otiturlo. I
AinotiK ihr .l rutiiliilntt.N rur tli
ll!-".'it a.l.jctj Mir".' urr .1. 1'.
WIHt.'n lllly LlatKrlnn. It. II. fV'
Troiill..t un.t Taurus, J. C I'l-lcli--r'
l.jrllmti.n. W. Alliiii's Mmrh.
muWM uui) f'.y Parllnii or tin
H(rin flt.l.', lili!i KJ.I.1I..I Iho
winn. r lust y.ur In 1U1HII.
The Kln rialc ruln-il to
IU.ixui iijdid lxt sonnoii hcn th.
provlorlul x on thn trfk wm
r)iij (roiu It, Sod to r,,noi)
iI;Uly.
J I J
i ki
' J- A i
O 1927, R. J. HvolM ol)c
CwmtMBr Winno Slai N, C
MODERN smokers arc the most exact
ing ever known, and they place Camel
first among cigarettes.
For Camel was created to succeed
in the hardest-to-please age ever
known. It was made to satisfy those
vho demand the utmost, and modern
smokers have given it such popularity
as no other cigarette ever had.
If you're downright hard to please,
just try Camels. Tobacco taste and fra
grance will be revealed as never before,
for Camels are rolled of the choicest
Turkish and Domestic tobaccos,
supremely blended. This modern
cigarette exceeds all other standards
but its own. To light one is to find
taste fulfilment. "Have a Camel!"
n if
lyaw i
lUh II t il V tff fill
K